Scuba Diving In Port Blair

One of the most compelling aspects of scuba diving is the opportunity to witness a diverse and vibrant marine ecosystem. Under the surface of the water, an entire world exists, teeming with life and breathtaking natural beauty. Vibrant coral reefs, home to a myriad of marine species, provide a kaleidoscope of colors and shapes, offering an enchanting sight for divers. From graceful sea turtles gliding through the water to schools of shimmering fish darting around, every dive brings a new encounter with fascinating creatures.

Scuba diving is not only a visual feast but also an immersive experience for the senses. The sensation of weightlessness, combined with the soothing sounds of underwater silence, creates a sense of tranquility and escape from the bustling world above. With each breath, divers are reminded of their dependence on the life-sustaining air supply, fostering a deeper appreciation for the preciousness of the environment they are exploring.

Moreover, scuba diving can be a thrilling adventure that challenges both physical and mental limits. From mastering the necessary skills and techniques to planning and executing dives, it requires training, discipline, and attention to detail. Divers must learn to manage their buoyancy, navigate underwater, and communicate effectively with their dive partners. This combination of physical exertion and mental focus adds an element of excitement and accomplishment to each dive.

Where the Scuba Diving activity takes place:

North Bay Coral Island. (Port Blair)

-Shore Dive

-Boat Dive

Chidiyatapu Natures Paradise Beach. (Port Blair)

– Shore Dive (Premium Dive)

-Boat Dive (Premium Dive)

Some restrictions for doing scuba diving:

Medical Conditions: Certain medical conditions can make scuba diving unsafe. These conditions may include respiratory problems, heart conditions, epilepsy, certain ear disorders, and uncontrolled high blood pressure, among others.

Medications: Some medications can affect a person’s ability to scuba dive safely. Drugs that can cause drowsiness or alter judgment, such as certain sedatives or antidepressants, may be contraindicated for scuba diving.

Age Restrictions: Above 50 years and below 12 years are not eligible for Scuba Diving.

Physical Limitations: Certain physical disabilities or limitations may prevent individuals from scuba diving. For example, individuals with limited mobility, amputations, or severe visual impairments may find it challenging to participate in scuba diving activities.

Pregnancy: Pregnant women are generally advised against scuba diving due to potential risks to the fetus. The increased pressure, changes in breathing patterns, and potential exposure to certain gases can pose risks during pregnancy.

What you experience:

• Rich Marine Biodiversity: The Andaman Islands are known for their diverse and pristine underwater ecosystems. You can witness a vast array of marine life, including vibrant coral reefs, colorful fish, sea turtles, rays, sharks, and even dolphins. The crystal-clear waters provide excellent visibility, allowing you to fully appreciate the beauty of the underwater world.

• Spectacular Coral Reefs: The Andaman Islands boast some of the world’s most spectacular coral reefs. You can explore vibrant coral gardens teeming with life. Hard and soft corals create a mesmerizing landscape, offering a kaleidoscope of colors and intricate formations.

Inclusions

• Diving equipment
• BCD Jackets
• Oxygen tank
• Dive suit (Dry clothes)
• Certified Divemaster escort
• Changing room
• 25 Photos and 2 mins video underwater

Exclusions

• Transportation from Hotel/resort to the Scuba Dive Site.